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Performances at your school are a great way to engage champions (or champions-to-be) in advocacy. Here are some tools you can use to get the word out!
November 29, 2023
Performances at your school are a great way to engage champions (or champions-to-be) in advocacy. Here are some tools you can use to get the word out!
Not sure what to say? Here is some Champion language to get you started in your advocacy outreach.
Funding Cuts Impact Arts Education Programs In School Districts Throughout the State Whenever school budgets are cut, hard decisions must be made and often arts
For the 10th year, Arts Ed NJ has offered all candidates for School Board the opportunity to share their views about arts education with voters in their district as a public service as part of the Arts Ed Now campaign.
For the 8th year, Arts Ed NJ has offered all candidates for School Board the opportunity to share their views about arts education with voters in their district as a public service as part of the Arts Ed Now campaign.
IT’S TIME FOR THE 9TH ANNUAL NJ SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE SURVEY! Every year, we give candidates running for School Board the opportunity to tell us and the state where they stand on supporting Arts Education.
Arts Ed NJ and partners release the 2021 New Jersey Arts Education Census Report online.
Arts Ed NJ Executive Director Bob Morrison’s addresses the nationwide arts teacher shortage in School Band & Orchestra Magazine April 2022.
Arts education would not exist without arts educators. Strengthen your ability to advocate for arts education by listening directly to the voices of teachers with
Listening directly to students is a vital element of arts education advocacy, and the work we do is strengthened when we remember to center the needs and experiences of students.